For most people who would be considered middle-income earners, food costs comprise a substantial percentage of our total budgetary spending. Between feeding the kids, eating three meals daily, insuring proper nutritional intake, and treating ourselves to the occasional night out, there’s no question that our food expenses are necessary ones – but that they also […]
Women and Finance: It’s Time to Own Your Future
*This is a sponsored post for SheSpeaks/Prudential So I’m 40 now. My friends are 40. Some are divorced or on their way to it, some still single, some are still trying to achieve their dreams, some are doing a-ok and others have settled for a less than glamorous existence just to find stability and security. […]
Working Moms Mean Business
*This is a sponsored post in collaboration with BBVA Compass More moms than ever are in the workforce. In fact, women now make up half of all workers in the United States, with nearly 4 in 10 homes having a mom that is also a working mother. Being a full-time working mother can lead to […]
Conquering Your Credit Fears
*This is a compensated campaign in collaboration with Chase and #WeAllGrow Latina Network Ah credit. We all have it, need it and many, have a difficult time managing it. And you aren’t alone! It’s a tough thing to stay in your credit’s good graces. Job loss, not enough work, kids, a mortgage, student loans, you name […]
Having the Money Talk
*This is a compensated campaign in collaboration with Chase and #WeAllGrow Latina Network You know, it’s never too early to talk to your children about money: saving, being financially savvy with your purchases, and planning for the future. The “Money Talk” boost financial confidence and preparedness. In fact, the earlier the better as the seeds […]
Not All Financial Advice Is Created Equal
“Stop getting your daily $5 latte.” It’s a common piece of advice circulating the web. In theory, it’s a great tip, as saving money is all about reducing your expenses so more of your income can go towards a retirement plan or nest egg. Unfortunately, it presupposes you have enough money to be spending $5 […]
Tips to Tackle Your Debt in 2016
Now represents a great time to take control of your finances. If you have debt, then you already realize how stressful it can be to manage your finances with this burden on your mind. However, it doesn’t have to be this way. There are practical things you can do to tackle your debt now that […]
Business Expenses that No Longer Make Sense
As a business owner, you know that certain operational expenses are unavoidable. Every business, no matter how small or how streamlined, will incur at least some expenses in order to keep its doors open. However, as many business owners look to trim expenses, they often overlook the fact that many expenses that seem unavoidable or […]
Get Financially Fit in 2015
*This post is part of a social shopper marketing insight campaign with Pollinate Media Group® and Payoff, but all my opinions are my own. #pmedia #payoffmindset #whatsyourpayoff http://my-disclosur.es/OBsstV Most folks pledge to get healthy and fit in the new year but a large part of that is the whole picture that includes mental fitness and financial […]
How Senior Drivers Can Save Money On Car Insurance
According to aggregated data compiled by the US Census Bureau, Americans today are living longer. In fact, it is estimated that by 2030 the number of 70 year-old Americans will have increased to 52.7 million compared to 2012 figure of 29.7 million. Since the American population as a whole is getting incrementally older, you might assume […]